Interview #5 for affinity diagram exercise

Interview #4 for affinity diagram exercise

Interview #3 for affinity diagram exercise

Interview #2 for affinity diagram exercise

Interview #1 for affinity diagram exercise

In this module, we talk about prototyping, its purpose and how understanding the intention of the prototype is key to unlocking the form of the artifact as well as the tool that you use.

This module talks about what stories mean in a UX context, and why they matter.

In this module, we talk about when you do user research, what are different types of research methods, as well as finding participants for your study

Example interview

This module dives into what research is, and the importance of good questions and good listening techniques.

This module walks you through problem statements, framing, and reframing

In this module, we talk about problem statements and reframing.

In this module, we think through ways of getting projects off to a good start, and the conditions that help guide a project toward success.

In this module, we'll talk about what empathy is (and isn't), the ingredients necessary to truly empathizing (with a few suggestions of things you can do to begin practicing curiosity), and conclude by introducing accessibility and universal design.

In this module, we learn about human-centered design and the 5 stages of design thinking, as well as goal-directed design, and the iterative design process.

In this module, we think about what collaboration looks like, as well as why design so strongly depends on good communications. We conclude by thinking about other ingredients that are important to effective communication and collaboration.

In Parts 2 & 3 of the "What are Affordances"? module, we explore what does visibility mean and how does it improve usability. We also touch on what a mental model is, and the importance of understanding user goals.

In the "What is Design" module, we explore the question of what is design, its many definitions and who is a designer? We also consider the different types of roles and tasks a designer might take on.

In the "Good versus Bad" module, we consider what make a design good or bad?

How do you know if a design is good or not?

What are ways of evaluating design?

What is ethical design?